Washington 2010 College Football Predictions - 2011 BCS Odds: The Washington made the miraculous jump from winless to respectable with a 5-7 finish in 2009 after going 0-12 the prior year. First year head coach Steve Sarkisian’s schemes and the emergence of QB Jake Locker as an elite signal-caller were the main variables in the turnaround. The schedule is nasty this year but a potent offense gives the Huskies a puncher’s chance against any team in the Pac-10. Our College Football Picks staff is forecasting a finish above .500 and a small-tier bowl berth.
 

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College Football Predictions Offense: This is one of the best offenses in the Pac-10 that is highlighted by one of the nation’s best passing offenses. Jake Locker is a future NFL 1st rounder and his mobility and arm-strength give defenses fits. Locker has a fleet of dangerous targets to stretch the field with, the best being Jermaine Kearse. The running game provides balance with RB Chris Polk a reliable grinder that gained over 1,000 yards last season. The only thing that could foul things up is a thin O-line that is so-so.

College Football Predictions Defense: The defense has more experience but is still a shaky group as a whole. The front seven has some holes with a paper thin D-line and a linebacking corps that lost two standout players.  The Huskies could get run all over on with the current front-seven but the pass-defense should be improved with a secondary that can hold it’s own.

Coaching/Special Teams: Sarkisian is a bright offensive mind that helped himself out with the addition D-coordinator Nick Holt to form a solid staff. Special teams are above-average with a reliable kicker in Erik Folk who hit 18 of 21 field goals last season.
 
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